devopsproject

6 ms·

31.
by devopsproject 9y ago
net neutrality ensures you can get to youtube\twitter\reddit\facebook without the ISP charging you more or throttling sites. It has nothing to to with free speech or altering the policies of individual sites. Think of it like water. Your wa
32.
by devopsproject 9y ago
You get request changes, archive charges, network charges, etc.
33.
by devopsproject 9y ago
Have you calculated the cost of a restore scenario?
34.
by devopsproject 9y ago
Supply Side Jesus™
35.
by devopsproject 9y ago
I've dealt with this in the past and am dealing with it again with a very simple trello board. "What is the status of issue X?" "What is the IssueID?" "I didn't create one" "Create an new entry i
36.
by devopsproject 9y ago
https://www.symantec.com/content/en/us/enterprise/media/secu...
37.
by devopsproject 9y ago
give me an alternative to android pay and netflix on a google device
38.
by devopsproject 9y ago
“When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.” -grrm Attacking the media seems to be really popular these days. What is Martin afraid of?
39.
by devopsproject 9y ago
maybe it is a company phone or it locked by by his carrier (eg verizon pixel) or he wants to use android pay\netflix\other apps that detect root or etc. There are many reasons.
40.
by devopsproject 9y ago
block all ads on your network: https://pi-hole.net/
41.
by devopsproject 9y ago
Something like that. The link above has some more info but the key is that it only works because there are still tons of people not pursuing FIRE (Financial Independence / Retire Early) and you reap the rewards of their work while you
42.
by devopsproject 9y ago
The biggest "aha" moment for me was realizing that everyone out there busting their asses and burning out to "increase shareholder value" were making me rich.
43.
by devopsproject 9y ago
check out greenshot
44.
by devopsproject 9y ago
We all start from zero. If a person can't be knowledgeable after a bit of rigor, then no one can be trusted in any subject and we can see how everything will become "fake news" and "alterntative facts"
45.
by devopsproject 9y ago
it is not as secure
46.
by devopsproject 9y ago
* data density (up to 100 times more than barcodes) * built in error correction (partially marred qr codes can still be used) * skinable\customizable (embed your logo, change colors, etc ) * 360 degree scanning capability Barcodes still hav
47.
by devopsproject 9y ago
> from a different time There are plenty of decent men from that time. Jeff Sessions isn't one of them https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2016/12/...
48.
by devopsproject 9y ago
I'm sorry, you are breaking up. Can you repeat that?
49.
by devopsproject 9y ago
They are required by Chinese law to track you: http://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/china-cyberspace... I'd uninstall any chinese made app if you care about privacy
50.
by devopsproject 9y ago
https://www.plaato.io
51.
by devopsproject 9y ago
There will likely be significant savings on the support side too. I can't imagine how many times they have to help people find their vaults
52.
by devopsproject 9y ago
Makes $125,000 a month. maybe they know something we don't?
53.
by devopsproject 9y ago
preventing the source of panics would be better
54.
by devopsproject 9y ago
> I am getting well when the world says that cannot be done No one is saying this. The "Health and Wellness" industry is booming > I am convinced that part of what is wrong with modern medicine is that money gets made off of
55.
by devopsproject 9y ago
you named it after something a developer would use (kool name, missing letters, ending in .io) instead of something a plumber or coach would use (catchy ending in .com)
56.
by devopsproject 9y ago
my inlaws would never be able to type in or remember "kronikl.io". They would go to "cranikal.com" and their browser would be infected by malware and their computer would die and I would get a call in the middle of the n
57.
by devopsproject 9y ago
There was an article recently where some higher ups talked about the engineering. They described focusing work on the factory itself instead of the product with the idea being that every time you improve or fix the factory, you gain many up
58.
by devopsproject 9y ago
> I wonder how Thiel has managed to avoid these Alinsky playbook tactics so far. Because your conspiracy theories aren't real.
59.
by devopsproject 9y ago
You learned about "value" They had a difficult problem (from their perspective) and they saw you easily solve it. This changed the "value" of your work in their minds. http://www.snopes.com/business/
60.
by devopsproject 9y ago
google "petya boot sector" the first link is: https://blog.malwarebytes.com/threat-analysis/2016/04/petya-...

More ›